Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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. f . f . ., , K Us V' - mixer,-L , W W IIEIIIUATIII The '56 Warrior Staff would like to dedicate this annual to a most deserving man. A man who has been with Oakridge High for five years. Anytime help is needed this man is willing, and if there is anything to be done it is done, We cannot give him enough credit for the advice he gives the juniors when the play, carnival, prom, and banquet comes around each year. We dedicate this '56 annual to Mr. Leland Cramer. 4

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Oakridge Hi-Oakridge Hi That's the school were standing by And we began another year with 225 strong. There were 61 bright, eager freshman. As always they were at first confused with the new busy life and its adjustment, but as usual time had its way. The sophies entered thinking they were onto the ropes, but found tasks a little difficult, selection of work a little broader and that they were growing up, they hoped. Juniors were anticipating the many, many and various activities of this year and began really thinking of life after graduation. The seniors of course were looking forward to all the new choices to be made and to the grand finale--senior play, awards and graduation with its ceremonial march-the coveted sheep skin. Football practice started as usual followed by basketball and track. Oakridge, the city itself is located about forty miles southeast of Eugene on highway 58. The majority of the business in the community is logging and railroading. We'll boost you, we'll boost you along. Fling out your banners-purple and gold. We'll always boost you, boost you along. 3

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E S . -,,, K. F0llEW0lllI It is our sincere wish that in years to come, as you look back through this book, it will give a great deal of pleasure to find class friends, activities you attended and sports you played in. And if while looking through these pages it brings a few happy memories to mind, our work will not have been in vain. Co-Editors In Chief Joan Phillips Phylliss Wilson Assistant Editor Judy Baxter Business Manager Marlene Bedell Advisor Mrs. Viva Harms ANNUA L STAFF Working on the Warrior-'55-'56 Year Book-were thirteen staff members, each working hard to meet the deadlines. Every staff senior had a junior assistant so that the juniors would know how to o about assembling the annual next year. The staff always works to make their book better and larger, if possible, than the ne of the staff before. The actual cost of the '56 annual was about four dollars and thirty five cents, ut was sold to the students for two dollars and fifty cents. SITTING: Pat Clifford, Marlene Bedell, Bill Buckley, Wayne Clark, Howard Lafferty, Judy Baxter STANDING: Roger Comeau, lon Husser, Bill Shanks, lad Long, Sandra Farrier, Theo Johnson, Mrs. Harms, Ioan Phillips.